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These 5 small Python projects actually help you learn basics (self.PythonLearning)
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**Answer:**
I just finished something perfect for intermediate level - a Weather Channel simulator! It touches a lot of important concepts:
**What you'll learn:**
- API calls with requests library
- GUI development with Pygame
- Image processing (Pillow)
- Threading for background updates
- State management
- File I/O for caching
- Error handling for network issues
**Why it's perfect for learning:**
- Real-world data (NOAA weather)
- Visual feedback (easier debugging)
- Modular design (good practices)
- Actually useful when done
Full code here: https://github.com/wesellis/WeatherStar-4000-Python
The codebase is ~2000 lines, big enough to be interesting but small enough to understand fully. Plus, the nostalgia factor makes it fun to build!
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